Teen Walmart worker found dead at store in mysterious oven incident - Halifax

This sounds horrible.

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A teenage Walmart employee was found dead at her Canadian superstore in a mystery reportedly involving a large baking oven.

The 19-year-old worker was found around 9:30 p.m. Saturday at a Walmart in Halifax, Nova Scotia, according to local police, who said Occupational Health and Safety was called in to help in the “sudden death” investigation.

While Halifax cops said Monday that “the cause and manner of death” were still under investigation, multiple sources told Global News that it involved a large baking oven that was still on when authorities arrived.

Global News identified the teenager as a member of the Sikh community.

 

[Fishbone Jones]

…or SOPs, if for instance nylon web asking was in use, where cable strops and metal clamps were more appropriate…

There are so many variables, it's hard to do this at a distance, this early.

 

[Retired AF Guy]

I'm a retired MOL OHS Inspector. Just trying to keep things simple.

Just curious, which province?

 

[George Wallace]

Answer DELETED as it referred to unrelated post.

 

[George Wallace]

There's a video floating around from a Walmart employee showing how their ovens work. Looks virtually impossible to get lo ked inside by accident, someone has to close and lock the door from the outside.

This one?

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[Fishbone Jones]

Just curious, which province?

Ontario

 

[mariomike]

Update.

‘No evidence of foul play’ in Halifax Walmart death inside bakery oven: police | Globalnews.ca

A Halifax police spokesperson says while investigators understand the public's interest in the case, "there are questions that may never have answers."

globalnews.ca

 

[Good2Golf]

Update.

‘No evidence of foul play’ in Halifax Walmart death inside bakery oven: police | Globalnews.ca

A Halifax police spokesperson says while investigators understand the public's interest in the case, "there are questions that may never have answers."

globalnews.ca

Is it wrong to want to see a photo of the actual walk-in oven?

 

[Fishbone Jones]

Is it wrong to want to see a photo of the actual walk-in oven?

No, but it's like draping a fatal car wreck with a tarp. It stops the anxiety of family members and close relations from viewing it and having it saved to the internet forever.

The stop work order has been lifted. Typically that means the Inspector has all the info, reports and photos they need of the item and the employer can move/ dispose of it.